get this pope francis is something of a rock star. he graced the cover of rolling stones magazine. the first pope to do so. he has a message of inclusiveness and pope graffiti that is appearing on a building in rome. >> america's news headquarters starts right now. >> thank you, guys. the deep south is in a dope freeze and much of that frozen in a crippling blast of arctic weather. >> theuation is dire. cars are stranded for miles and drivers had to slope in their cars or seek shelter in stores and schools and shelters. students stuck in schools overnight. and a woman gave birth overnight on the highway. the governor sent help to get

folks food and water. airlines are also cancelling thousands of flights in and out of atlanta. we have complete fox coverage for you. chief meteorologist rick is in the weather center and johnathon is in montgomery, alabama. what is the latest. >> reporter: alisyn, the roads are icy and even though there is traffic on the highway, the temperatures are below freezing and the treacherous rods conditions, alabama authorities are urging people to stay home and keep as many people off of the roads. in georgia people are asking whether state and local officials should have been more proactive in dealing with the storm. some forecasters predicted the possibility of heavy snow in atlanta, others down graded the impact that the storm would have on atlanta before upgrading to a winter storm warning on early

tuesday morning. attack a listen. >> we can't control mother nature and just as we couldn't make better predictions and neither could the school superintendants and that's why the school children were looking in. they were looking at the same modelling that the state folks were looking at as well. >> reporter: people went to work and children went to school. and heavy snow a ratified everyone tried to get home creating major traffic gridlock with people stranded in their vehicles overnight. this is one of the major lessons learned from the storm, listen. >> we made a mistake by not staggering when people should love. i will take responsibility for that. >> reporter: and now you are looking at a live camera shot from our photographer jeff burton on i- 85 south of the 285 perimeter in lant lent. you can see heavy traffic grid

lock. clearing stalled abandoned vehicles is a priority before they can get trucks in to clear the highways in atlanta. the lant lapt mayor said if there is a similar weather event in the future, he will urge a strag are stagger at home. dismissing students from school and dismissing businesses and finally sending government workers home to hopefully avoid this type of a gridlock in the future. >> man what a mess. thanks for updating us. >> when do they gret get relief? >> it will get better by tomorrow. we'll so the temperatures warm up. they have a very cold night ahead of them. you have all of those people out of atlanta at the same time and that is exactly what they saw. they get ice and storms in the

south and little bit of snow? atlanta. but they don't have snow removal equipment and the trucks for the gravel. you can see the freezing down by the pandhandle of florida and a bit of rain showers that will continue to linger here. what is behind it is the snow on the ground and cold temperatures. 3- 6 inches of snow as far south as mississippi. atlanta two and half inches in the airport that is 20 miles south of atlanta. two inches, how does that happen? the ground is frozen and it stuck immediately and current temperatures are still below freezing. you are not seeing the melting ground. there are people pushing 24 hours in the cars. we have five hours of daylight

left. and we are going into another night time period and getting to around 18 degrees. >> it is not the snow that is the big deal. it is the ice layered on the rod. except there was not an ice storm. it was all snow. it was snow the entire time. it was ice storm and it stuck quickly and that many people on the roads all at one time. >> rick, it has to warm up soon but they have another 24 hours. >> yeah, and tomorrow we'll get in the 40s and we'll have melting going on and by the weekend in great shape. >> thank you, rick in our weather center there. >> president obama taking his state of the union message on the rod today and kicking off a four- state tour, high lighting the main theme and lowering expectations of what can be accomplished. here is the president earlier today in maryland and next stop pennsylvania and this after

vowing to work with or without congress as you heard him in the state of the union. for him is fox senior analyst. >> hi, ally. you had 12 hours to digest the state of the union. what was most notable from last night? >> everybody's remarking on the smallness of the agenda, and when you are talking to congress about you know your plans for the year and say you are going to take a lot of action on your own, clearly anticipating that congress is not giving him very much, you are talking about not doing much at all. obcent congressional authority in our constitutional system there are strict limits of what an executive can do on his own. you can start things and they are subject to being wiped away by the next executive and president. and so this is definitely a set of steeply reduced expectations that he outlined.

>> he's going to have executive action to work on the the minimum wage and starter saving accounts. and infrastructure are projects and discrimination against long- termed unemployed people. none of these things are controversial and all things that the american public wants to see movement on, will this help his approval ratings go up? >> they might a little bit. you know, people like to see the president standing in the role of the president as the state of the union presents any president and like a president to do something about things that they want something done about. the question is how much can he do. that can wane quickly. state of the union dlaeszs. they are talked about ahead of time than after.

that will be the case here. >> does it mark the beginning of compromise. everyone admitted they can't get anything done without the other side. or is n this lame duckness. >> he will be plagued by the fact he is not running again. and congress will look at their own fortune. obama care will not have many defenders and members of the senate that voted for it and repeated his claim of keeping their policy if they want to. they will be burdened by that. and i don't think he will have much legislative clout. here is the thing that is interesting. what is the one area that the president has a lot of authority absent congress. that is foreign policy and national defense. most of the time when

president's get to this stage of the president sos. they have had 4 or 5 years of experience dealing with the foreign leaders are conscious of the different areas of the world and problems and complexity of the issues and smart presidents tend to be captivated by that. it is interesting and you have a fair amount of freedom of movement. oddly, it hasn't seemed to happen with this president. his policies are in trouble with the world. he doesn't talk about them very much. and then in a sense, he sets himself apart. he is focusing on issues he can't do much. and not focused on issues he could do a lot. >> also, he didn't talk about obama care until 40 empties in. great to see you, brit. >> what is the impact on the economy. we'll bring in money, melissa

francis, host on fox business network. will this happen help the economy. >> not that i can see. the minimum wage first. for federal workers, there is half million, some say like a quarter of a million people, and so raising their wage is not impacting the economy and the money has to come from somewhere. >> who pays for it? >> they are federal workers and so it is tax dollars from you and i. and i am sure those folks need and deserve a raise. but it is money from you and me and so it is not a stimulus to the economy. >> on a savings account is that good for the economy. >> savings in general are fantastic and we need to save for our retirement and it is a crisis for the folks who don't. they are myras and like a treasury bond and goes to the

treasury and sit there and grow in's slow rate and good for retirement but does not stimulate the economy. >> there was a study in poston congress. 53 percent, of working age households are at risk of not maintaining their lifestyle after they retire. that has to be a big issue for america in the next generation. >> it is a huge crisis and the solvensy of social security over time. it is a crisis and this is a teeny tiny step in the right direction. we are talking about starting the myras with $25 and max out at $15,000. and i don't know many people who retire on $15,000. and the returns are guaranteed. and anything without risk has a low reward. and the same as government security investment fund that returned one and half percent. and past ten years three and half percent. and by comparison, the dow

jumped 26 percent last year. it is guaranteed but a small return. >> and others would make the remark that could be automatic. >> right. >> what is your vow. >> automatic makes me nervous. the president had a proposal in his budget last spring to get companies that have more ten employees to force them to take money out of a paycheck to put in an ira and saving for requirement. but with these they would sit in the government fund. you have to wonder about anything compulsely. it sounds like obama care. >> i know you have a big show. >> we have a huge show. he's only on my she. and printing livers. and holy grail of three d printing. >> okay, so you melissa at 5:00.

>> and this is a live look at the explorer of the seas coming home early as you know after hundreds of passengers on board got sick with that terrible stomach bug. so it is coming in to the port there in new york, bay owned in new jersey and you can imagine the ordeal these poor people lived through. >> just in time for the super bowl. dr. mark siegel is waiting for the passengers to come off of the ship. we'll talk to the good doctor in a moment.

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congressman michael grimm threatened to throw the reporter off of the balcony after an interview last night. today grimm explains why he got so hot under the collar when the reporter ask the him about the financing. >> we were in a hurry. and to ask when we said the state of the union i felt inappropriate. my emotions got the better of me and that shouldn't happen. >> grim a former fbi agent came to one of the congressional office building to do an interview with new york one, a 24 hour cable channel. the reporter asked about the campaign finance investigation. grim walked away. here's what happened next. >> he refused to talk to that, back to you. >> why did you ask me that.

>> why? why? . (inaudible) >> the reporter michael scotto tweeted that congressman grimm called to apologize and said he overreacted and i accepted his apology. congressman said he and skoeto will have lunch next week to make sure it is all behind us. >> i bet they are. thank you, molly, so you son. >> a group of top senators calling for a new way forward in afghanistan. they are fed up with hammid karzi and his refusal to sign for the troops in the country next year. they are waiting until karzi

leaves in april. is that the right answer. captain, great to see you. >> nice to be with you. >> the bipartisan group of senators lost patience with hammid karzi and using strong language to talk about him. karzi has become detached from reality and almost delusional in terms of what the u.s. role is there. what do you think we should do about karzi? >> i think what we really need to do is look at what we need to do about afghanistan? after all of the blood and treasure that is invested there, we should not repoet the mistake in iraq snatch defeat from the jaws of victory by pulling out precipitously. and the investment in afghanistan has to be balanced with the risks of the future. we manned afghanistan hoping to

a chief a stalemate and we are about out of options with this. and what the senators are saying, if there is to be any chance of salvaging something out of the effort in afghanistan, karzi is not the guy to do it with. wait until april. but the karzi thing, the talking point detached from reality. you will hear several people saying those words. >> people have echoed that. talk about what the way forward looks like. vice-president boyd bide said leave 2- 3,000 troops in afghanistan. and some in the white house think 0. and the top commander said we should have 10,000 troops left behind. what do you think the answer is? >> it depends on what we are doing. if we leave 2 or 3 this happened that's half of nothing. two or throw this happened is a nice pool of hostages that

we'll have to go in and rescue. 10,000 is a force used to train and self defense and protection. and also as a counterbalance with pakistan and with iran. if we go to 0, we are just saying it is another iraq and never mind and you young men and women, next time the nation calls and steps up remember what happened in iraq and afghanistan and you will see how many people beat their feet to the recruiter office. >> how long are those 10,000 troops staying behind. >> what are we trying to do. what is the exit strategy? i would like to hear the president and national security advisors what is the plan and what are we doing other than getting young americans killed? >> thank you. >> and coming home to new jersey. cutting short a 10-day trip

after 700 people got sick with a stomach bug. they think the noro voirs is to blame. if that is true it could be the worst outbreak. in a moment, chaos in a courtroom. what sparked this? ? [ sneezes, coughs ]

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sdmshgs a get plea in a murder case sparks a brawl inside of a courtroom in hamilton, ohio. it went on for a scombhiel the defendant cutting a deal for a light are sentence and the victim's brother not happy about that starting a fight with the defendant's brother. both men were charged with contempt of court. >> new security questions after

a border patrol drone crashed in southern california. mechanical problems were behind that and homeland security is grounding the entire fleet. hi, william. >> reporter: that means 200 million worth of hardware sitting in hangers in texas and north sdpak not over the mexican and canadian borders where they should be. they operate drones outside of the pept gone. this carrier developed trouble and motor and electric and systems they did not specify. they ground the entire fleet and not wanting to risk crashing in a populated area. the wreckage was retrieved by cvc and the coast guard. >> the airport was not going to stay air-borne for the entire

flight. they had to set down somewhere and they couldn't predict that. >> each drone is 12- 20 million. they can stay 20 hours and cameras can detect illegals from 25 this happened feet high and follow drug loads. when agents lose sight of the group, there is nothing better. but they are not without problems. this is the second drone crash since 2006. many missions are cancelled and terminated dow to problems. we don't know how long the fleet will be down. the cartel they have spotters and monitor when the pred attors take off and they move drugs and human cargo accordingly. they will be missed because they enhance security and agents prefer it when they are upside

and looking down. >> good to know. thank you. >> police in milwaukee investigating the theft of a rare violin. it is loc the one you can see here, he said. both the fbi and interpoll joined the case and treating it as a art theft. it was made in 1715 and thought to be worth $6 million. >> would it help if i played the violin. >> you can do that but it will not help much. >> we want to know. >> name one thing you lost and would like to get back. >> send me a tweet. >> they are rolling in and we are getting poignant responses and usually we joke around. and we are getting heart felt responses. >> have you seen a stradivaous.

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checking the headlines, the acting director of the irs. he headed up the allegation when allegations suggesting that the irs is targeting conservative groups. >> and ukraine. those arrested for the protest. >> and not fans of the new protected helmet. the league trying to get them to wear different hats and test them for line drive. >> what is the problem? >> possibility. can't see. >> i rather not get hit in the head. >> the temple shot. going to leave's mark. >> yes it is. >> breaking news now from the

southeast. images out of atlanta are stunning. >> there are miles and miles of cars and trucks as far as the eye can see. these have stranded passengers in a paralyzing winter storm. this is one of america's biggest cities. joining us on the phone is ken davis who is the director for the management agency. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> i am sure you heard of the people being stranded in their cars overnight 12 hours or more. what is the status of the interstate there right now? >> there is a lot of congestions and people stranded out there. our priority since yesterday to get that stalled traffic moving and getting stranded people sxhoem remaining school students who had to shelter at schools. >> yeah, what of them mr. davis? are kidses stuck at the schools?

>> there are some at various schools simply because their parents are still stranded in trying to get to them. but progress is being made. the governor is directed state patrol and georgia national guard vehicles to escort school buses in areas where travel can flow now and begin the deliveries that couldn't be made yesterday and so progress is being made but we need people to stay off the roads in metro atlanta and need them to if it is unavoidable for them to travel to stay off of the interstate system so that the plows can treat theoise.

>> we are looking for video from yesterday and today it is jaw dropping. if they didn't run off of the rod might have run out of glass. where do you gun to clear it off. >> one car at a time. i don't know if you traversed ice. it doesn't matter what part of the country you are from or vehicle you are in, you get the wrong aspect or approach or momentum going with ice it is over. >> that can be tricky. >> you think there was enough warning? criticism that folks were not in the know. >> there is enough criticism for everybody. and right now, we are still very much in the emergency phase of this, trying to get people off of the roads and students home and so forth. yeah, there will be plenty of time for that. there are things that everybody across the speck rum could and should and probably will do

better. >> can you give the number of school kids needing help? i know last night there were probably in excess of 2500 school systems in various schools around metro area that were at schools. however, they were secure and local officers with them and school administrators were there and they it were warm and fed and got to sleep on cots and air mattresses. and so they were fine and they were a lot safer there than out in a vehicle or on a stranded bus. >> ken davis, thank you for taking the time to talkitous. good luck. >> thank you. >> another fox news alert. the ship called the explorer of the seas is now in port and

docking in new jersey. that cruise ship cutting a ten day trip. several hundred people are on board. dr. siegel is waiting for them to disembark? >> how are they doing? >> the explorer of the seas is coming in just behind us. they will disembark in order of travel arrangements and deputy to a white tent where they will be triaged and those who need the hospital will go there and those that need hoelts will go there. they are trying to identify which bug it is. the cvc on board of the ship and they have kept control of things. there is a clinic that is almost like the hospital and rehydrating patients and treating nausea and diarrhea and department let the ship stop they brought it here in new jersey. over the next hour or two,

people will disembark in order of travel a rangements. >> and so between 630 and sen hundred passengers. as a doctor, where do you begin to know how to or who to go to first? >> alisyn, that is a great question. over 300 passengers on the ship and 629 are getting ill and a lot of them are starting to recover. this is only usually a tree day illness and they get better by hydrating. people are starting to recover and if they are not sick by now, they are probably not going to get sick. physicians are looking at that and royal caribbean are going to sanitize the ship before it goes out to sea again on friday. alisyn. >> dr. mark siegel thank you so much and obviously you have your hands full of what is coming

off. >> interesting sprues on the disembarkment. >> for decades few things exposed hard- working families to economic hardship more than a broken heart care system. and in case you haven't heard we are in the process of fixing that. >> the president mentioning obama care. >> it did not happen until 39 minutes in and a few vulnerable democrats distanced themselves from the president. david webb and kristin powers columnist for the daily beast. hello to both of you. right on. are democrats running scared now based on the statements that came out right when the speech was done? >> well, look, you are speaking about obama care? >> that and the midterm ands ten

months out? >> i think thinking about the midterms. obama care is not a big selling point for democrats. and the fact that the president talked about his signature achievement so late in the speech is a good indicator of that and he only focused on the positive and they don't use the state of the union as an opportunity to list all of the failures. >> david, he didn't get to obama care until 39 minutes in. that struck some as strange. but he issued a challenge to the republicans when it came to health care, we'll play a portion of what the president said last night. >> now, i don't expect to convince my republican friends on the merits of this law. but, i know that the american people are not interested in refighting old baths battles. and so again, if you have

specific plans to cut coasts and cover people and increase and tell america what you would do different. >> david do the republicans need to come up with a comprehensive plan. they have many myri ad plan and artechulate it to the american people. >> i don't know if it is a comprehensive plan. the republicans have to do what the federal dpft is allowed to do. they can pass things in congress and got a proposal for health savings accounts. but then they should work with the states. there are solutions to this at the state level and it is a combined effort and not the federal government or congress in charge of health care. if you look at the reaction, behin him joe boyd bide laughing away and speaker boehner nodding his head in disapproval. the president the running away from this and demdeps and senator udoll and others are

running away from obama care. the economy is where the americans take the hit. >> were you surprised it took that long. i know about not flying the flag on it. but 40 minutes in. >> no. >> quickly. >> yeah, why would we be surprised by that? it is a debacle? >> here's an idea. sell it. >> i think he's tried to do that and it hasn't worked has it. i think he tried to sell it and it is pretty clear it is not resonating well with the american people. he had to mention it because he had to because it is his signature a chiefment. if he could have gotten away with not saying anything. >> we have breaking news. college football player and his

time mates saying it is time to unionize. we'll be right back.

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♪ >> coming occupy the real story, remember when the president said al-qaeda was on the run. the director of national intelligence said al-qaeda doesn't pose less of a threat now than a decade ago. which one is it. >> a massive snow storm. and do you know the connection between terry bradshaw and duck dynasty's phil robertson. >> and this might be ground breaking. football players in northwestern university want to unionize.

is that possible? judge napolitano is here with me on this. >> it is ground breaking and creative and it might be possible. >> why would they want to do it and what are the advantages? >> they are taking the position that we football players contribute to the wealth of the universities and we want a piece of. that i don't think it is physical, health or safety. they are well cared for and the laws of every state in the union and illinois is in the high end of the laws provide strong protection. >> they get credits and a scholarship and a degree and an education, but is that it enough to say give me money, too? >> when i went to college, before there was coloredtelevis >> it was considered an honor to play for the school and if the sport made money it went to the university.

the fartherest is that the money is yours. attitude and amount of money has changed. the pools of money earned by big- time basketball and football teams are enormous. >> and at a drive the university for income. you are arguing that collective bargaining is not the way to do this? >> the nlrb. national labor relations board, and the present one is filled with democratic lawyers who used to represent labor unions. and if they characterize college athletes as employees and let them join unions, that will radically and drastically and negatively change amateur sportsas we know it. >> and a lot of unions backing this? >> unions like like membership and members that make a lot of money and pay the dues.

that helps the unions. unions always want to get better. simple question. can the football play ares join the union? >> they have the right to. and will the school have to rige with anybody they want. will the school have to recognize the union? that's what nlrb will have. >> what do you think they will say? >> no. it's such a radical change president obama's appointees will say we're just not ready for this. >> play ball. thank you, judge. >> stay warm with that super bowl. >> i indeed will. >> speaking of warmth, there is a deep freeze down south stranding thousands of drivers. many had to seek shelter in their cars or at churches or stores. we're going to hear from some of the folks on the ground and what they had to do to survive. to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen.

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there's an environmental battle smoldering in the northwest. timber industry and environmentalist clashing over trees burned in a forest fire six months ago. dan, tell us what this is about. >> reporter: the environmentalists are winning the battle. six months ago a devastating wildfire in oregon, 48,000 acres of private timberland, half privately owned, half managed by the government. on private land full scale salvage crews hauling out charred woods before it's rotted out. between now and last august enough salvaged wood to build 25,000 homes and support 9,000 jobs without cutting a single tree. >> it creates jobs, it creates

dollars for the counties and we need to rblt the lands. if we don't do salvage, there's no money to replant the acres. >> reporter: on the government land, there's no activity. the bureau of land management is studying whether it can be done without harming the environment. green group says right approach decaying trees give a better forest than seeds. >> tree farm, all one species, one age, biological complexity of a corn field. a natural forest has species of lots of different shrubs, tree species thermometer they say they are working as fast as they can. chances are the wood on federal land is there to stay and logging jobs gone tomorrow. alisyn. >> thieves get away with a

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with you asked you to name one thing that you've lost you would like to get back. >> mike says my waistline. >> from steve, my sanity. >> lost my hair, would like it back. >> kim, the hour of my life i lost watching last night's state of the union. you know, they are not always the most scintillating.

they are important to watch. some say they are often dull that happens, you know. >> one woman wrote in and said she would like to get her wedding ring back. >> did she lose it? >> made a good point, what's the back story. >> we need more than 14 characters. thanks for watching i'm alisyn camerota. >> have a great afternoon. here is gretchen on "the real story." >> thanks, guys. today on "the real story" is it legal for the president to use the power of his pen and go around congress on everything from the minimum wage to nsa? a slew of republicans now suing the administration. plus hundreds of sick passengers on the explorer of the seas just docked in jersey. we'll get one woman's high seas horror story. she'll join us live. football legend terry bradshaw joins us to talk about jonathan martin's explosive new interview, the super secret nfl cheerleader handbook and, of coursish the big game coming up.